I believe that humans are like puzzle pieces
Alone we have our unique outer flare, some appear bare while others seem to blare our their personality
But among the differences and depth there are those who seem to connect
They emit playfulness and respect.
Insight when they reflect
And marvel at the spectacle that is this reality
What if we could all find that commonality?
of course some relate more than others, not all pieces perfectly fit each other
but I believe people can adapt and change
start to rearrange their edges and fit together comfortably
wouldn’t that be lovely?
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Nicholas Goodman
Poet. Writer. Avid Tea enthusiast. Truth seeker. Love maker. Wondering what makes the world smile and how I can create that in words.
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